By Deidre Liebman As our summer term comes to a close, many of us are reflecting on a busy, fun and productive year and looking forward to another. One highlight which many remember fondly is the Senior School production, “The Addams Family,” which was performed at the Questors Theater in Ealing. Next academic year, the […]
Monthly Archives: July 2026
Student View: St Augustine’s Scorches
By Chloe Simone, Ava Rosenthal and Megu Mizuno It starts with a night filled with booms of thunder, with lightning shocking the night sky and sheets of rain pouring down. Then, somehow, we are plunged into a scorching midday heat of 38 degrees. Last week’s temperature was pushing 40 degrees, threatening to break the record […]
Year 6 Art Competition: Me, Myself and I
By Cara Kincaid As part of the new Lower School Veritas Times drive, lead editor Esinam Asima has run weekly sessions with Years 5 and 6 to develop their journalistic skill. Cara volunteered to write a feature article for the Veritas Times. The aim was to showcase some of the achievements of students in the Preps including, the […]
Year 5 Drama Preview: Bunny the Bully
By Anne Boyle and Alanis Clark As part of the new Lower School Veritas Times drive, lead editor Esinam Asima has run weekly sessions with Years 5 and 6 to develop their journalistic skill. Alanis and Anne wrote a joint article about their year 5 puppet play ‘Bunny the Bully ‘, which was written and directed by Miss […]
The Surge of Independent Media
By Kayla Nwaki Indie animation. Indie games. Indie movies. What do they all have in common? Well, they’re independent, of course, and they are projects driven by a small number of people or an individual person. Since the late 20th century, indie media has been making it big, which shows a promising future for aspiring […]